plastic feet for plant pots Wedgie Pot Risers

plastic feet for plant pots Wedgie Pot RisersWedgie pot risers keep your pots raised, your surfaces protected, and your plants happy. A simple and practical way to improve drainage, airflow, and protect surfaces around your pots and planters. Made on Gunaikurnai Country in East Gippsland by Gardening on Country, Wedgie Pot Risers are manufactured in Australia from 100% recycled plastic bottle caps collected from communities, cafs, households, and micro recyclers across Australia. Designed to

Wedgie pot risers keep your pots raised, your surfaces protected, and your plants happy. A simple and practical way to improve drainage, airflow, and protect surfaces around your pots and planters.

Made on Gunaikurnai Country in East Gippsland by Gardening on Country, Wedgie Pot Risers are manufactured in Australia from 100% recycled plastic bottle caps collected from communities, cafés, households, and micro recyclers across Australia.

Designed to slightly lift pots off the ground, Wedgies help improve drainage and airflow underneath pots while helping reduce water stains, trapped moisture, and surface damage on decks, patios, tiles, and indoor flooring.

• Made from approximately 10 recycled bottle caps each
• Lightweight but strong design
• Supports pots up to approximately 100kg
• Australian made from 100% recycled plastic
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
• Helps improve drainage and airflow
• Protects surfaces from moisture and staining

Wedgie Pot Risers are a small but practical gardening essential designed to make everyday plant care easier.

Unlike timber blocks or metal risers, Wedgies are weather resistant, rust resistant, lightweight, and easy to clean — making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor plants.

Whether you’re styling indoor greenery, protecting outdoor decking, or improving drainage in your garden, Wedgie Pot Risers are designed to be a simple, durable solution for everyday use.

Why Gardeners Love Wedgies

• Made from 100% recycled plastic bottle caps
• Helps improve drainage and airflow
• Helps protect decks, tiles and indoor surfaces
• Lightweight and easy to position
• Strong enough to support heavy pots
• Rust resistant and weather resistant
• Easy to clean and reusable
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor plants
• Proudly Australian Made Certified
• Supports an Aboriginal-owned Australian business

Perfect For

• Indoor plant styling
• Outdoor pots and planters
• Decks and patios
• Raised garden pots
• Balcony and courtyard gardens
• Preventing water stains and trapped moisture
• Sustainable gardening setups
• Eco-conscious gardening gifts

Why Gardening on Country Products Are Different

Gardening on Country products are designed for practical outdoor living while helping reduce waste and support sustainable Australian manufacturing.

Made from durable recycled HDPE plastic, our products are lightweight, versatile, weather resistant, and designed for everyday use. Every Wedgie Pot Riser helps give recycled plastic bottle caps a second life while supporting circular economy manufacturing in Australia.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Wedgie Pot Risers made from?

Wedgie Pot Risers are made in Australia from 100% recycled plastic bottle caps.

What do pot risers do?

Pot risers slightly lift pots off the ground to help improve drainage and airflow while helping protect surfaces from water stains and trapped moisture.

Are Wedgies suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. Wedgie Pot Risers are weather resistant, rust resistant, and designed for indoor and outdoor use. They can also be used indoors to lift plastic pots that sit inside decorative pots.

How much weight can the pot risers hold?

Each set is designed to support heavy pots and can hold approximately 120kg when used correctly.

Will the risers damage surfaces?

No. Wedgies are designed to help protect surfaces by reducing trapped moisture and improving drainage underneath pots.

Are the pot risers Australian made?

Yes. All Gardening on Country products are proudly manufactured on Gunaikurnai Country in East Gippsland, Victoria.